22 23 Student Affairs, Services and Information I he departments and programs in Student Affairs provide services which assist students in meeting their psychological, sociological and academic needs. The goal of Student Affairs is a commitment to solving student problems and helping students become aware of services, activities and programs available to them. The personnel in Student Affairs will assist in designing, developing, implementing and evaluating programs to expand the students' personal development and enrich co-curricular opportunities. Office of the Dean of Students (page 23) * Shepherd Union Room 250 626-7641 Davis Campus 395-3491 Student Government Student Association (WSUSA) 626-7641 WSUSA Student Senate 626-7641 Campus Services (pages 23-25) Computing Support Services 626-7777 Drug and Alcohol Education Program 626-7197 Health Center 626-6459 Pharmacy 626-7924 Health Insurance for Students 626-6459 Housing Services 626-7275 Student ID (WILDCARD) 626-7700 University Police/Fire 626-8925 University Parking 626-6533 University Environmental Health & Safety 626-7547 Academic Support Services (pages 25-26) Assessment and Placement 626-6870 Learning Center (Natural Science) 626-7955 (Social Science) 626-6598 Academic Support Services & Programs 626-6870 Academic Support Computer Lab 626-7415 Retention Assistance/Information 626-6082 Skills Enhancement Center 626-7941 Student Support Services (SSS) 626-7009 Supplemental Instruction (SI) 626-7009 Testing Center 626-6802 Tutoring Services 626-7484 Student Counseling & Career Services (page 26) Counseling and Psychological Services 626-6406 Career Services 626-6393 Student Life (pages 26-28) /. Farrell Shepherd Union Building Bookstore 626-6352 Business Services 626-7195/7123 Dining Services 626-6087 Diversity Center 626-7424 or 626-8032 Event Scheduling Office 626-7285 or 626-7491 Information Center 626-6367 Wildcat Lanes and Game Center 626-6376 or 626-8987 Student Activities Department of Student Activities 626-6349 Association of Registered Organizations (ARO) 626-6349 Greek Life 626-6349 Open Hour 626-6349 Student Leadership Programs 626-6349 Student Programming Board 626-7772 or 626-6349 Community Service and Volunteer Programs 626-6349 Campus Recreation Department of Campus Recreation 626-6637 Informal Recreation 626-7967 Intramurals 626-6688 or 626-6476 Sport Clubs 626-7967 Wilderness Recreation Center 626-6373 WSU Athletics 626-6500 Student Assistance Programs (pages 28-29) Services for Students with Disabilities 626-6413 Services for International Students 626-6853 Services for Multicultural Students 626-7330 Programs and Services for Non-traditional Students Services for Women Students 626-6090 Veterans Affairs 626-6039 Veterans Upward Bound Support Services 626-7173 ' Area Code 801. You can reach any of the above departments toll-free by calling (800) 848-7770. Office of the dean of Students Location: Shepherd Union Room 250 Telephone: (801) 626-7641 Dean: Dr. Barbara Keller Assistant Dean, Davis Campus: Ms. Judy Hurst (801) 395-3491 As an advocate for students, the Dean of Students is committed to all students and their development, both individually and collectively. This office provides leadership in administering a comprehensive range of programs and services. More specifically, the departments and programs reporting to the Dean of Students include: Services for Multicultural Students, Services for Students with Disabilities, Services for Women Students, Services for International Students, Programs and Services for Non-traditional Students, and Housing Services. In addition, the Dean of Students has responsibility for the Weber State University Student Association (WSUSA) and related student government activities. Increasing efforts to provide students at the Davis Campus with services and programs provided by Student Affairs also comes under the purview of this office. The Dean of Students is responsible for student judicial affairs. A copy of the Weber State University Student Code is available from this Office or on-line at http://weber.edu/ppm/6-22.htm Stud entGovernment l:AW¥M¥M¥3¥M¥W¥mWB Weber State University Student Association (WSUSA) Location: Dept. of Student Activities, Shepherd Union, Second Level Telephone: 801-626-7641 The Associated Students of Weber State University (WSUSA) has a two-fold purpose: to represent the concerns, needs and desires of the student body, and to assist in the development of students. WSUSA is the university's official representative for all fee paying students and is committed to aggressively pursuing comprehensive internal and external student representation. WSUSA acknowledges dissimilar opinions by attempting to achieve a broad-based representation. WSUSA provides and supports programming and activities designed to involve and enrich the student body. WSUSA provides students with a variety of services and opportunities for community interaction and co-curricular learning unique to a campus setting. WSUSA is responsible to the student body of the university and provides answers and, whenever possible, solutions to student questions and concerns. WSUSA Student Senate Location: Dept. of Student Activities, Shepherd Union, Room 250 Telephone: 801-626-7641 The Student Senate is the elected representative body of the Associated Students. Nineteen senators represent the following constituencies: Asian Pacific Islander, Applied Science & Technology, Arts & Humanities, Black Students, Business & Economics, Davis Campus, Education, Health Professions, Latino-Chicano- Hispanic Students, Honors, Integrated and General Studies, International Students, Native American Students, Non-Traditional Students, Students With Disabilities, Residence Halls Students, Science, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Traditional Students, and Veteran Students. Senators are involved in every aspect of University life including University Academic and Administrative Standing Committees, Faculty Senate, Student Fees, and campus programming. Student Senate meets every Monday afternoon from 1:30 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Senate Activities Nineteen academic and non-academic senators are required to present programs which highlight and serve either their constituencies or the campus community. The senators work in conjunction with their respective Deans, departments, and area councils to produce at least two programs per semester. These activities encourage more one-on-one interactions among students, faculty, and staff. Campus Services Computing Support Services Location: Technical Education (TE) 209 Telephone: 801-626-7777 E-Mail Account All Weber State University students are provided an e-mail account. Many professors communicate with their students by e- mail, so it is important for students to activate their accounts early on. This can be done via the Computing Support Services Web page at http://www.css.weber.edu/ (visit any of the computer labs listed below to access the Internet). Computer Labs Student Computer Labs are distributed around the campus and are under the charge of various departments. In addition, Academic Support Services and Academic Computing manages the computer labs described next: HOURS AND SOFTWARE WILL VARY IN EACH LOCATION. PLEASE CHECK EACH AREA FOR POSTED INFORMATION. PLEASE SEE HTTP://WEBER.EDU/ASSP FOR MORE INFORMATION. Annex 12 Skills Enhancement Lab (Northeast of Social Science Center) Hours: Hours vary - will be posted. Phone: (801) 626-7941 Building II Computer Lab (Bldg 2, Room 211) Hours: M-Fri 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM Tue & Thu 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Sat 11:30 AM-3:30 PM Phone: (801) 626-6113 Davis Campus Computer Lab (915 W. 1000 N., Layton, Utah) The Davis Campus Computer Lab consists of ten student NT computers and 30 classroom NT computers, two LaserJet printers and one scanner. Software includes Microsoft Office Suite, Corel Suite and PageMaker. Hours: M-Thu 7:30 AM -10:00 PM Fri 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sat 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Phone: (801) 395-3492 Education MAC (ED 15) Hours: Hours vary - will be posted. 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